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DEADMAN is Steven Collins with Britton Beisenherz, John Scully, and Sherilyn Collins. Started as music inspired by the American Western, DEADMAN plays music that captures the essence of the desperado, the cowboy on the run and the dark side of the American West, whether its 1889 or 1999.
I wanted DEADMAN to feel like a really great Clint Eastwood western, except have the seriousness of a record like Springsteens The Ghost of Tom Joad mixed in. Something dark like that but light enough to have fun with. I can remember A Fist Full of Dollars where Clint Eastwood plays a character called The Man With No Name, that really had an impact on me. I loved the feel and the romance, all the while having a theme and a somewhat political view on violence and other issues. I got the music and players together for DEADMAN based off that kind of thing. DEADMAN is my version of a western. Steven Collins
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'Three Murders is a song inspired by a story I read in Texas Monthly. It takes place in Juarez, Mexico in the lower class districts. The factories work 24 hour shifts, and a lot of the women who work those shifts never make it home. Juarez had several months of around three killings a night, due to the city's inability to pay the police force enough to hire more officers to patrol those districts. Three Murders is a song of sympathy for those victims, a song about what it would be like to be in their shoes.' - Steven Collins |
CD: DEADMAN - Paramour
Label: Lakeshore Records
Credits: Produced by Mark Howard |
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